Architecture

A huge rock rises where the city and nature collide OMA The Galleria department store in Gwanggyo, South Korea, opened on 2nd March. OMA’s building, which has been attracting attention since the...

Ensemble of white walled and concrete volume O-CO arquitectos In a small town in the Vega de Granada region of southeastern Spain, a new pharmacy becomes a new meeting point for the...

Connected and melted under multiple roofs Tomohiro Hata Architect & Associates A mix of old residential complexes and modern buildings, Shimogamo in Kyoto, Japan, is surrounded by a residential environment characterized by...

Experimental brickwork defies gravity Mínimo Común Arquitectura Folds, cubes and sheets of bricks combine in this office building by Mínimo Común, which transforms constructive experimentation into a game.In the city of Mariano...

Ocean world in an upside down hull Canobardin San Ignacio is a neighborhood in Bilbao, Spain, surrounded by a landscape of mountains and estuary. On the banks of the Nervion River, which...

The concrete frame extends out of the foundation Bangkok Tokyo Architecture In an old residential area in Bangkok, each house has been painted a different color over time, fences have been torn...

A thin boundary across time Plastique Fantastique In the center of Seoul, an inflatable structure has emerged on the ground of Songhyeon Green Plaza, home to seven pavilions for the 4th Seoul...

Looking up rather than out Craig Steely Architecture Atherton California, just down El Camino Real from Stanford University, sits in the heart of Silicon Valley. It is a suburban city characterized by...

Vertical application of the coastal typology Iván Bravo A few meters from the shore of the Navidad Bay in south-central Chile, where the typical forest of a winding valley meets the coastline...

Nine ice cubes stacked on the water Zone of Utopia + Mathieu Forest Architecte The Xinxiang Culture Tourism Center is the iconic building representing the newly developed winter sports tourism district. The...